Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.

or the SUBJ, pIt ~ tTc sceb"i
Now is the time To purchase "a lot.
The founda ticn for the Jensen building is
being laid
Matt. Byrnes. oi Maiden. WAS in town
first of the wcek.
Remember the sale o! the Bsro estate,
ON saturday. the 14th day of May.
The larest assortment OF Red and Blue
California under wear Mt n. 7. DiDsmore,s
There il n good opening in Lewistown for
an exclusive dealer in Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
The Queen Of the May" pranced into
the arena this year clad in q buffalo over
roat and aftics.
Little May Stevens will have "a home on
Ross Fork with Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Jackson,
who reside near Ii,et.
Me.sr,. J. II. Good and W. II. s. Mailing
were over from The Judith yesterday at
tending to land business.
I'd. DeFra.e Of TT Maginnis, visited the
county seat fret of the week. He was sur
pri-ed e. zee how the town had improved
daring his absence.
Mr.. L. ". Aycra, who spent the winter
with his brother, tieo. w, ON the east side,
returned to his home NJ Heprner Oregon.
nn Tuesdays coach
Gabriel Dumcnt. the faithful follower o'
I.nui. Uicl in the Northwest rebellion, has
returned from, tho Fact and settled upon a
ranch in this vicinity.
The Flat Willow roundup commences on
the goth inst aud the Moecasin on the
18th. There will lee no spring Ioend-up OF
thr judith association.
Read notice oi administrators sale c!
Baro estate, on second page. You may
find something in the list of eifecta to be
sold which you re in need Of.
The stock ami business 81 II Clark 4 Co
Of billings have been sold 10 Bailey 4 Bill
inA.. bankers. WHO win carry on the bust
mess with I. ". Acc IA m.iuag'r
Parties wanting ioh work ri any d.-crip
ton should raucnlIar that the AhGus Office
is well equipped and turns out work that
cannot D. -aira--t ~ fn-'ern printing
houses.
The present sea=..n prcirises 10 be a good
on Tor oish,or-. rhen sill be consider
able hauling and prices vii range higher
owing to the demand ior ,.sus IA railroad
instruction.
Ion can save riouos by buying your
rrAt winters clothing of " I. Dinsmore
lie will srll you winter caps. wool gloves
and mitirns, cardigan SCARE lined overallr
etc at le-s than cost
Mrs payn. died at Cottonwood on last
sunday morning and the funeral services
YER held at The Methodist church, in Lew
istowu, IN Tupsda~, Elder Comfort preach
Ing the funeral sermon.
seven people united with the Methodist
church last Sabbath. iu effort is being
resident pastor. Something over foui
hundred dollars har been subscribed
MIR. W :. Powell and bride were ove'
from their home on the Judith last week
ior -hor, visit Mrs. Powell il IA charm
ins and attractive lady, who will be yalu
bile acquisition to the society Of that sec
ton.
John Beck returned from Deer Lodg
YESTERDAY. having safely delivered into m
keeping oi the warden Of the penitentiary
Scotte and the two Indians. Maurice Sui
livan STOPPED at Tibet, and win be in To
day.
&. II. William II Maiden, was IN tow
first %! the week. Charley says the cam
i, picking up every day. The Naginni
company started their mill on the first
shile there is general etir in minin
matters.
The Bituker Hill and sullivan mines. il
the Caur Il Alcnes, were sold few day
ngo to Portland capt alists for 5000, 900
Ia the deal, \. NJ. Esler. formerly superin
tcndent FIR the Msginnis company. a
Maiden, draws out S35.oOo.
The telc phone il great invention. II
. good thing to talk ut and murmur int
and deposit profanity in. but to take up
conversation aud keep it up and follow
man ont through the front door with il
the telephone has still much 10 learn iron
womau.--Biil I'VE.
q. :. Bower of Stanford brought his vii
io Billings to take last nights train for III
East .wher, she vii spend the summer. NJ
Bower i, of the Firm If Bower Bros. shee
mon near Stanford. They have about IN
400 sheep and he estimates their loss I
be not Over three per cent.-Gazette.
L. l.. McShane. superintendent OF N
Bay State Cattle company. was in tow
this week. He recently returned from Oh.
enn.. where he went to attend a meeting
the Shareholders OF his company. Il
repur;, the winter less severe in that sc
,ion than IN Montana, and cattle loss'
light. Mr. McShane attended the stot
uiceting n Mile, on bis return.
From so to 40 actually saved by pu
chasing through stage and railroad tick
20 ioiuts In United States and Canada.
Billings. Benton and Maiden Stage Lin
Covered coaches u the railroad. Choice
routes from st Paul allowed purchaser
ticket. Tor rates and iurther particular
call on or address. : " Thompson, sser
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